What is the relationship between feudalism and capitalism? What is an example of Marxism? What was the relationship between communism and imperialism? Give two pros of capitalism. What are the differences between Trotskyism and Stalinism? What people have historically been behind communism and Marxism...
What are the differences between Trotskyism and Stalinism? McCarthyism was successful because Americans feared what? What was the goal of the Khmer Rouge? What is the Hungarian Revolution? What changes took place during the Cuban Revolution?
an economic model created by such a committed Marxist (John Maynard Keynes) he once described Marxism as "worse than nothing," and an entirely private sector-based health care system that's basically a watered-down version of the system used in that bastion of Trotskyism know a...
The Kronstadt rebellion took place in the first weeks of March 1921. Proclaimed by Trotsky himself as being the "pride and glory of the Russian Revolution," its sailors were renowned for their revolutionary ideas and activities and had turned the naval base and city into a de facto soviet rep...
It is important to point out that these examples are of wide-scale social experiments and do not imply that we ignore the undercurrent of anarchist practice which exists in everyday life, even under capitalism. Both Peter Kropotkin (inMutual Aid) and Colin Ward (inAnarchy in Action) have doc...
is standing on Russian soil. Love of the fatherland has its effect. The entire crowd, tens of thousands strong, falls to its knees to receive his blessing. The armies march. Russia’s attacks on the Eastern Front help to save Paris in 1914. Like the other warring powers, Russia goes ...
«The idea that all human beings are interchangable [...] IS NONSENSE». I agree. Marx is in agreement, Engels as well, Lenin and Stalin, Trotsky too. Communists do not beleive that all men are equally interchangable. Nor that there is no different people whatsoever. In ...
Our government is supposed to be very simple and straight forward. A House of Representatives; a Senate insulated from the voters representing State governments; an independent Judiciary and an elected Executive, all limited in scope and power by a fixed Constitution. The purposes of government are...
What is the significance of New Imperialism? What is a brief history of capitalism? What was the Russian Revolution about? What are the differences between Trotskyism and Stalinism? What did glasnost and perestroika cause? What were the political causes of the Russian Revolution?
What are the differences between Trotskyism and Stalinism? What were the non-aligned nations in the Cold War? What role did communism play in the Cold War? Which policies pursued by the Soviet-controlled communist regimes of East Europe were quite popular? a. Tolerance toward conservative politic...